WasAnnon Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

SincereFinest disgusting, overrated, pointless

Gurlyndrobb While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Leoni Haney Yes, absolutely, there is fun to be had, as well as many, many things to go boom, all amid an atmospheric urban jungle.

Michael O'Keefe It took two writers(Anthony Frankhauser and Jon Macy)to compare ideas lifted from the ancient Mayhans and Roland Emmerich's 2012. This flick offers its best intrigue and threats of Earth's devastation. A lethal burst of radiation is on its way headed to Earth. Apparently a supernova exploded several hundred years ago and the byproduct is the radiation that is reaching Earth quicker than scientist have calculated. Dr. Kelvin(Brian Krause)is an astrophysicist, who is working feverishly on putting together a mission at NASA that will have special missiles fired from a spacecraft in the path of the largest radiation burst to change the direction of the devastation. Big bologna...and not all beef; chicken and turkey...yuck! Also in the cast: Heather McComb, Alan Poe, Londale Theus and Najarra Townsend. There are obvious reasons I didn't use the word "starring".

Snuggles1969 It's by the Asylum. That production company that brought us great movies such as "The Terminators", "Transmorphers" and "Titanic II" If you were expecting Shakespeare then shame on you. I love this kind of movie. SyFy are showing them all day and I'm just sad I have to go to work and am going to miss them. But yes, I gave it one star since it is truly awful. But I expected nothing less. This whole genre shows what great times we live in. Anyone with a cam- corder, a low end computer and cheap CG software can produce a movie and get it on a major "basic cable" network. AND bear in mind that Syfy do have standards. They reject a LOT of movies, so just imagine what quality is being consigned to bargain bins in small pharmacies around the world.Watch it (and others like it) with fun in your heart and time on your hands and don't think too hard about it.

Neil Welch I read lots of comments on this film along the lines of Worst Film Ever, and I say this to you:The camera rests steadily on a tripod except when being hand-held is necessary in an action sequence; The film is in focus and correctly exposed; There is some nifty stunt driving; Many of the effects are passable.With these qualities in mind, I refer naysayers to "Aquanoids". I don't recommend watching it, oh no: I am not a cruel man and I couldn't, in all conscience, make that recommendation to anyone, entirely on humanitarian grounds. But I have watched Aquanoids so that you don't have to, and I am here to tell you that if you had watched it, there is no way you could accuse poor old 2012: Supernova of being the Worst Film Ever - it doesn't approach Aquanoids' lamentable standards on a technical or artistic level.Having said that, 2012: Supernova ain't very good.Which tells you something about Aquanoids.

tritisan Being trapped and afraid for my life would be the only reason I would ever watch a flick like this piece of stank. And as a matter of fact, a bus trip in Thailand recently provided the perfect opportunity. Even though it was dubbed in Thai, with no subtitles, I could quickly tell that this was going to be a very special kind of torture. I tried to stare out the window at the rather dull landscape between Bangkok and Rayong, but my eyes kept wandering back to the travesty playing out on the screen a few seats ahead.One thing that really impressed me was the filmmaker's (ahem) efficient use of "action" shots that basically involved driving back and forth over the same stretch of road and randomly driving black SUVs off the shoulder for no apparent reason. Intercut this with the "mother" and "daughter" (who couldn't be more than 5 years apart in age) sighing and looking somewhat worried. Then splice in stock footage of NASA building. Then a close up on the lead "actor" who honestly really only could afford one single expression (it must have been written into his contract): intensely trying to remember something. Repeat. Oh, and spice things up now and then with some CGI that would have looked great in the '80s. There you have it.